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Kogato Gram Udari

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  • Yavorov, Peyo
    Peyo Yavorov

    …Polite na Vitosha (1911) and Kogato Gram Udari (1912); a biography of the Macedonian leader Gotsé Delchev; and a book of reminiscences of his fighting days, Haidushki Kopneniya (1908). He committed suicide at the age of 36.

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    …Polite na Vitosha (1911) and Kogato Gram Udari (1912); a biography of the Macedonian leader Gotsé Delchev; and a book of reminiscences of his fighting days, Haidushki Kopneniya (1908). He committed suicide at the age of 36.

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